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ThatsAlok4-Oct-06 19:14

ThatsAlok

4-Oct-06 19:14

Naveen R wrote:
I am very happy to find friends from here. I already know two krishnakumar's.

he he he .. good!

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kk.tvm4-Oct-06 20:32

kk.tvm

4-Oct-06 20:32

No, But i heard about u from Nishad

Naveen4-Oct-06 21:39

4-Oct-06 21:39

hooo.

He told me about u when I show ur post to him. But he was not sure.

I suggest u not to show the message in the Existinstance. If ur application is a dialog based one, Show the message box in the Initinstance after the DoModal() call to the dialog.

nave

Naveen4-Oct-06 17:20

4-Oct-06 17:20

well Where r u from? Working in which company?

nave

ThatsAlok4-Oct-06 7:37

ThatsAlok

4-Oct-06 7:37

Naveen R wrote:
try the below code. It just remove the WM_QUIT message.

is there any relation between ExitInstance and WM_QUIT message!

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Naveen4-Oct-06 17:35

4-Oct-06 17:35

When I saw his question, I started investigating the problem. I tried calling DoModal for a dialog. Inside the DoModal function i found that the message loop returned immediately.this was because it had a WM_QUIT message in the message queue. I think the WM_QUIT message that gets posted when we close a dialog resides in the queue.

nave

David Crow4-Oct-06 3:12

David Crow

4-Oct-06 3:12

See if MSDN article Q138681 is of any help.

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Antti Keskinen4-Oct-06 8:03

Antti Keskinen

4-Oct-06 8:03

MFC Dialog Based Applications generally act up in the following way:

1) Initialize MFC
2) Call InitInstance. Create and show the dialog box here, if it's a modal dialog box application
3) The dialog box terminates
4) InitInstance returns FALSE.
5) Call ExitInstance.
6) Terminate.

When a Dialog Box application's ExitInstance is running, the application's message pump is shut down already, and the application is preparing to terminate. Calling MessageBox will order the box to be a child of the desktop window, and will freeze the desktop while the box is being shown. This is generally a bad idea, since your application is outrightly blocking the desktop for the sake of displaying it's own message.

Put the MessageBox call to somewhere else. Anywhere but ExitInstance should do quite fine.. Perhaps right after the dialog terminates in InitInstance, but before InitInstance returns FALSE ?

- Antti Keskinen

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Naveen4-Oct-06 17:15

4-Oct-06 17:15

Antti Keskinen wrote:
When a Dialog Box application's ExitInstance is running, the application's message pump is shut down already

When u call DOModal for a dialog, it creates a message pumps there. So u can't say the message pump is shutdown or like that... D'Oh! | :doh:

Antti Keskinen wrote:
Calling MessageBox will order the box to be a child of the desktop window, and will freeze the desktop

never. U can't freeze the Desktop

nave

Antti Keskinen4-Oct-06 19:19

Antti Keskinen

4-Oct-06 19:19

The DoModal dialog can create the message queue for the dialog window, but the thread's message pump (CWinApp::Run) no longer executes when ExitInstance is running. This means that only modal dialogs are available. If you create a modeless dialog during ExitInstance, problems are guaranteed.

Regardless of this detail, I still consider it a bad idea to create message boxes in ExitInstance. I consider it bad coding. Like reserving memory in an object's destructor. It's a sign of bad design Smile | :)

Didn't know about the desktop window though. Thought it would behave just like any other window in the system. But now I know better then, thanks for clarifying Smile | :)

- Antti Keskinen

Naveen4-Oct-06 19:25

Unable to retrieve Class ID

4-Oct-06 19:25

Antti Keskinen wrote:
If you create a modeless dialog during ExitInstance, problems are guaranteed.

Even if u try to show a Modal window, it will not work( After all, message box is a modal window or latest block the code)

Antti Keskinen wrote:
I still consider it a bad idea to create message boxes in ExitInstance

I too dont recomment showing a message box in the existinstance.

nave

narayanagvs3-Oct-06 20:00

narayanagvs

3-Oct-06 20:00

Hi,

I have a structure ...
typedef struct
{
CString progId;
IEFCMainForm * pIForm;
}NODEDATA;

char buf[200];
// The structure is initialized

NODEDATA *nd=new NODEDATA;
nd->progId = _T("EFCSkinView.EFCForm.1 ") ;
sprintf(buf,"%s",nd->progId);
nd->pIForm=NULL;

if (nd->pIForm == NULL)
{
CLSID clsid;
wchar_t lszProgID[200];
mbstowcs(lszProgID,buf/*nd->progId*/,nd->progId.GetLength());
lszProgID[nd->progId.GetLength()]=0;
CLSIDFromProgID(_T("EFCSkinView.EFCForm.1 "),&clsid);

HRESULT hr=CoCreateInstance(clsid,NULL,CLSCTX_INPROC_SERVER,IID_IEFCMainForm,(void**)&(nd->pIForm));

// Iam unable to get clsid ,iam getting GUID_NULL for clsid eventhough iam getting correct progid

if(FAILED(hr))
{
CString str=_T("Failed to Create ");
AfxMessageBox(str+nd->progId);
return;
}

Any suggetions would be helpful

Thanks

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Re: Unable to retrieve Class ID

ThatsAlok4-Oct-06 7:33

ThatsAlok

4-Oct-06 7:33

narayanagvs wrote:
CLSIDFromProgID(_T("EFCSkinView.EFCForm.1 "),&clsid);

check Registry under HKEY_CLASS_ROOTS , is your EFCSkinView exist there, my suggestion would be go for version independent id for EFCSkinView Libaray by using EFCSkinView.EFCForm instead EFCSkinView.EFCForm.1

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How to write text to the command prompt in Dlg based Appln.

zxc893-Oct-06 19:58

zxc89

3-Oct-06 19:58

I am using VC++ .NET(8 Version) to build a Dialog based application, however, my
application allows user to input command arguments from the Command prompt
window.

I want to write some help message when user enters "Some.exe /?" at the command prompt. How can I write text to the command prompt window if user enters the above arguments?(Some.exe /?)

Thanks in advance.

Re: How to write text to the command prompt in Dlg based Appln.

Naveen3-Oct-06 20:06

Re: How to write text to the command prompt in Dlg based Appln.

3-Oct-06 20:06

when u start a dialog based application from the command line, the moment u press enter a new process is created. So the new process dont have any relation with the console. But in a console based application, both the console and the new application exists in same process. Better u output the help string in a messagebox( check the regsvr32.exe application. It shows the help in message box Big Grin | :-D

)

nave

zxc893-Oct-06 20:24

zxc89

3-Oct-06 20:24

Thanks for the Reply.

Is there any way to get the HANDLE of the console where we are executing our Dlg Based Appln. I have read about AllocConsole() and GetStdHandle() but could not corelate with my problem. Plz Help

Re: How to write text to the command prompt in Dlg based Appln.

Naveen3-Oct-06 20:36

Re: How to write text to the command prompt in Dlg based Appln.

3-Oct-06 20:36

zxc89 wrote:
Is there any way to get the HANDLE of the console

sorry i dont know. Even if there is a way what u gone do if i immediately close the console after pressing enter? Sniff | :^)

nave

David Crow4-Oct-06 3:19

David Crow

4-Oct-06 3:19

If I understand you correctly, these two articles may be of some help:

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;190351[^]

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dllproc/base/creating_a_child_process_with_redirected_input_and_output.asp[^]

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Re: How to write text to the command prompt in Dlg based Appln.

Naveen4-Oct-06 17:27

Re: How to write text to the command prompt in Dlg based Appln.

4-Oct-06 17:27

hi DavidCrow,

In both of the link u give the parent application have to redirect the child applications stdout. This is not possible in his case since the parent applicaton is command prompt. He is searching for a way to redirect the output from the child process itself.

nave

zxc894-Oct-06 21:13

zxc89

4-Oct-06 21:13

Can anyone Help.I had tried different ways but i coulnot succeed.

send to the socket

yijia_243-Oct-06 19:23

yijia_24

3-Oct-06 19:23

I received the value from one class. now i need send this value to the socket at another class. how do retrieve this value from different class?

void CIPConfig::OnBnClickedButton2()
{
int level, comm;
...........
level = atoi(v_level);
comm = atoi(v_comm);

temp.Format("%d", level);

sIOSetting = temp;
temp.Format("%2d", comm);
sIOSetting+=temp;
}

now i need send sIOSetting to socket in CConfigurationView.
how do i do it?

Naveen3-Oct-06 19:51

3-Oct-06 19:51

u need to keep 1) a pointer of CConfigurationView in the CIPConfig class or
2) a pointer of CIPConfig in the CConfigurationView class.

nave

yijia_243-Oct-06 20:16

yijia_24

3-Oct-06 20:16

/////////////////////In IPConfig.cpp //////////////////////////////

void CIPConfig::OnBnClickedButton2()
{
CConfigurationView *pView = theApp.GetConfigureView();
int level, comm;
CString sIOSetting ="", temp;
........
level = atoi(v_level);
comm = atoi(v_comm);

temp.Format("%d", level);

sIOSetting = temp;
temp.Format("%2d", comm);
sIOSetting+=temp;
return pView->SendConfig(sIOSetting, _IO_SETTING);

}

/////////////////////////In configureationView.cpp//////////////////////
BOOL CConfigurationView::SendConfig(int nCode)
{
CString str;
str.Format("6x1%2d", nCode);
send(conn,str,5,0);
}

is it correct?

Naveen3-Oct-06 20:22

3-Oct-06 20:22

yijia_24 wrote:
SendConfig(sIOSetting, _IO_SETTING);

but in the SendConfig function u wrote it take only one parameter. What about the sIOSetting?Dont u want to send that string data?the function should be modified as follows.

BOOL CConfigurationView::SendConfig(CString sIOSetting, int nCode)
{
....
// Send the sIOSetting
}

Everything else is ok.

nave